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The Writings of Suzanne Simone Love

by Suzanne Simone Love

88 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #07-1324; ISBN 1-4251-3443-2; US$12.00, C$13.80, EUR9.36, £6.20

Memoirs are Suzanne Love's writings. Included are personal stories from her work as FBI Secretary, LASD Deputy Sheriff, mother and wife. Also included are short stories and personal poetry.

About the Book

Memoirs of Suzanne Simone Love is a sampling of Suzanne's body of work encompassing more than two decades. Suzanne gives us a personal glimpse into her early years as a secretary working in the Los Angeles FBI office, giving the reader an insider's look into the investigation of the assassination of Robert Kennedy in 1968. She also relates colorful insights during her second career - that of a Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff. Also included in this compilation are a number of personal family vignettes, poetry and fictional short stories. Suzanne, already a published Poet, writes with a passion that leaps from the pages of her work. Poems describing her disabled daughter, sensitive and loving son, her husband and soul mate, as well as her staunch faith in the Catholic Church are richly represented within these pages; as well a commentary on current events, life that runs the gamut of emotions from stunned anger and despair after the events of 9-11 to laughter, sadness, love, and gratitude for special people who have touched her life.

About the Author

Suzanne Simone Love was born and raised in Southern California. She had an eighteen year career in law enforcement; she began as a secretary in the Los Angeles Field Office of the FBI and subsequently worked as a Deputy Sheriff with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Suzanne retired from active law enforcement to care for her handicapped daughter Erin, husband Marvin and son Sean. In order to complete her busy life, Suzanne eventually became a private investigator; then returned to college obtaining her Bachelors and Masters Degrees. During her college studies she discovered a passion for writing. Post graduate work included teaching English and working in the writing center at the Menifee campus of San Jacinto Community College.

Friends and family were always amazed by Suzanne's athleticism, and exceptional sense of humor. Suzanne was a lively, loving "people person" who ably juggled her professional life as well as constantly volunteering in the community and teaching religious education at St. Martha's Parish in Murrieta, California.

Suzanne passed away at the age of fifty-seven in 2003.